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Italian Center of Competence for

Systematic Innovation

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The center that brings together students, teachers and researchers

The Italian Center of Competence for Systematic Innovation collects a network of Italian Universities and Technology Transfer Centers to promote to companies and enterprises methods and tools for supporting new product development and technological innovation processes, according to a systematic and scientific approach.

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Become a center of aggregation and debate for the development and dissemination of systematic innovation methodologies;

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develop research and training activities on Product Development and Systematic Innovation issues;

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being an innovation intermediary by supporting companies in a flexible manner throughout all the phases of the innovation process

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The Center has developed and consolidated a set of services on the themes promoted aimed at companies and / or individuals

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New EPO study on recycling technologies for plastics

The European Patent Office has published a new study entitled ”Patents for tomorrow’s plastics -Global innovation trends in recycling, circular design and alternative sources”, concerning the analysis of patents trends and statistics over the period 2010-2019 that are...

Academic Research Program by European Patent Office EPO

The European Patent Office has published its call for proposals for Academic Research Programme (ARP): the EPO will support collaborative research with scientific partner institutions.Under the programme, grants of up to EUR 150 000 will be awarded per research area...

Economic impact of COVID-19 crisis in IPR-intensive industries

A recent research study carried out by EUIPO analyses the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis on industries that use intellectual property rights (IPRs) including trade marks, designs, patents and copyright, intensively. Although IPR-intensive industries have...